You see, why are we one of the most generous people in the world — no, the most generous people in the world?
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"Gary is one of — not one of, he is the most generous person, most generous mentor that I ever had," Mr. Lang said.
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Above all, the most generous, funny, loving friend to us.
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He was the most generous, wise soul with unmatched kindness.
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Is Belgium's King Philippe the most generous monarch of all?
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"These are the most generous, outgoing, fun people," he said.
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America is the greatest and most generous country on Earth.
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America is the greatest and most generous country on earth.
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But when you look at the real facts about what&aposs going on, we are one of the most generous countries, if not the most generous country, in terms of helping out other countries.
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Don, in real life, was the sweetest, most generous, kindest guy.
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Sam is one of the most generous people you'll ever meet.
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"This is also the most generous country on Earth," Sternlicht said.
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One of the smartest, most generous, people I ever came across.
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But Matt Apuzzo is just, he's the most generous, amazing storyteller.
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The Netherlands is much the most generous, at 2% of GDP.
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We are the most generous, welcoming, big-hearted people on earth.
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You're one of the most generous signs in the zodiac, Sagittarius!
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It would be the most generous state policy in the nation.
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She was the greatest, most generous, kindest person I've ever known.
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Mr. Loeb has been among the most generous donors to Gov.
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Or perhaps, New York, which is the most generous with incentives.
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Marietta, Georgia claimed the title for the most generous U.S. city.
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"We're the most generous, philanthropic society in the world," he said.
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For decades, Sweden has been among the most generous nations to immigrants.
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That is because Brazil has among the world's most generous pension systems.
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If you're so inclined, start nudging your most generous loved one, ASAP.
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She's the complete opposite &is the most generous, compassionate person I know!
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Its $3bn offer was not the most generous, but it became controversial.
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Some of the most generous offer 5 percent back, according to WalletHub.
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In the most generous reading, the medicine has yet to take effect.
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are among the world's most generous philanthropists.
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It is considered one of the most generous such laws in the nation.
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Sweden may now have the world's most generous tax system for family firms.
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First, it goes much further than the most generous trade mark law regimes.
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"Now even the most generous scenario might appear too strict," the source said.
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What if she became one of the most generous philanthropists in the world?
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Thank you for being the most generous loving man I have ever met.
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Southwest offers one of the most generous airline benefits around: the Companion Pass.
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Goldman Sachs now offers the most generous parental-leave policy on Wall Street.
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The next most generous hole for Woods has been the par-5 15th.
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It has the most generous sponsors, so takes the best rooms every year.
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But the new version was highly misleading even under the most generous interpretation.
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Japan has some of the most generous paternal leave policies in the world.
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Of course, the Triumph Streamliner is a motorcycle in only the most generous sense.
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The best/coolest/most generous group of people to share my 1st film experience.
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Sweden has Europe's most generous parental leave, NPR reported, at 240 days per parent.
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He's the most brilliant person in any room, the most charismatic, the most generous.
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A very, very generous younger brother -- in fact most generous one of our family.
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He was the kindest, most generous man, and did it without wanting any publicity.
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By Fatherly's assessments, these 10 companies are among the most generous to new dads:
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"Lauren Brown was a fiercely loyal friend with the most generous heart," Polland said.
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Next up are the Saints, last season's most generous defense for opposing fantasy quarterbacks.
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And sometimes the most generous thing you can do is to accept someone's gift.
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Alex Webb, a Bloomberg columnist, reckons less than £100m on the most generous assumptions.
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That makes Canadians the most generous among the G73 nations, a new study reveals.
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"He's just unbelievably interesting and charismatic and the most generous, kind man," she said.
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Here, teenagers uprooted by war, violence and deprivation meet the most generous of Americans.
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He is the most firm with criticism, and also the most generous with praise.
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The most generous way you could take Sanders's comment is that he somehow misspoke.
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But even the most generous readings of a path forward for Swalwell seem tenuous.
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James is the most generous person ever, but he definitely doesn't agree with senseless spending.
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" Blatty's widow told CNN, "He was the most generous, loving, hysterical husband, father and grandfather.
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New York's winning $3bn offer was not the most generous, but it has become controversial.
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"He's got one of the most beautiful, most generous hearts," she said in one interview.
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Wholesome, Midwestern Wayne, computer scientist, he of the kindest smile and most generous bar tips.
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He's been one of the Democratic Party's most generous and important donors for two decades.
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"He's got one of the most beautiful, most generous hearts," Jada says in one interview.
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She's the most generous, kind hearted person ever and she doesn't even need to try.
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The most generous read of the Mueller report's findings does not clear Trump of wrongdoing.
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Tech companies stand out as some of the most generous givers of shares to employees.
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She had the most generous heart, and would give it freely to those she knew.
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The most generous explanation I can think of is that Bret Stephens has no editor.
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Mr. Cohen's most generous interpretation was that perhaps Mr. Trump had not done his homework.
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Have you ever wondered which companies are most generous when it comes to compensating employees?
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The nations that have the freest markets also generally have the most generous welfare states.
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" It was, Mr. Peres said, "the most generous display of friendship I had ever known.
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It is the most generous vision for single-payer health care in the developed world.
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I have lost a beloved friend - the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist.
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Why does it seem like everyone's intent on grading this on the world's most generous curve?
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We are so proud to work with some of the most generous employees in the nation.
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The most generous interpretation is that Atari hopes to pick up more over the next year.
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And many of the most generous rewards cards offer sign-up bonuses worth hundreds of dollars.
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Its offer of free, high-resolution storage for all your photos remains the industry's most generous.
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In the most generous possible reading, I guess it conveys how isolated and detached Fleck is?
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Burt Reynolds was one of the kindest and most generous people I have ever worked with.
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"He is most generous guy I have ever met," Summer, 93, told Boston Magazine in 2006.
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Spokesman Jonathan French said Shell's severance packages were "currently among the most generous in the sector".
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She was the most generous, fun, gifted, smart, kind, funny funny funny person I've ever met.
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The donations, once issued, will make Moskovitz the third most generous donor in the 2016 campaign.
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They are as follows: These topics are topics in the most generous sense of the word.
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You're a hugely generous person, Sagittarius, but today, you've got to be most generous with yourself.
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But even the most generous reading of a path to the nomination for Swalwell seems tenuous.
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American public-sector pension deficits are more than $1 trillion, even on the most generous assumptions.
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The Cadillac tax, the first of its kind, applies to the nation's most generous health plans.
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The end result would be a new tax on the most generous employer-funded healthcare plans.
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Yesterday we lost our most brilliant comic mind & I lost the most generous loving mentor & friend.
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Or, in the most generous interpretation, it's a misunderstanding of what an "intellectual conversation" really is.
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How we can fix this problem Luckily, Americans are among the most generous people on Earth.
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Amazon needs seasonal delivery associates as it prepares for the most generous time of the year.
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In the most generous states, unemployment income would then pay about three quarters of lost earnings.
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The U.S. is the most generous country in the world, and Trump should tap into that.
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For generations, L.L. Bean has had one of the most generous return policies of any retailer.
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The "Choose Medicare" Act (Merkley and Murphy): This is the most generous Medicare buy-in plan.
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Under the most generous assumptions possible, liberal proposals would cut $8.5 trillion on the spending side.
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Nueva Fuerabamba was the centerpiece of one of the most generous mining settlements ever negotiated in Peru.
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If passed, HR 22010 would represent the most generous immigration bill since the Reagan "amnesty" of 21.5.
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But it's still the nation's most generous plan in terms of how much money workers will get.
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The most generous interpretation is that white voters chose him despite his racism, not because of it.
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Obamacare got at this idea by introducing a "Cadillac tax" levied on the most generous tax plan.
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For example, the rebate policy in Louisiana, among the most generous in the U.S., is 30 percent.
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But even the most generous reading of a path to the nomination for Swalwell was always tenuous.
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Brazil is also one of the most generous countries in the world when it comes to pensions.
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But there's strong evidence that lush overseas postings flow frictionlessly to a presidential candidate's most generous backers.
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The FCA MasterCard has one of the most generous redemption programs of any automotive-branded credit card.
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As part of a new settlement policy, he generally offered defense lawyers the most generous proposal first.
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The European Union is the world's most generous foreign aid donor and the leader in global trade.
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To the contrary, the U.S. remains the most generous nation on the planet in providing humanitarian protection.
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But some companies that enjoy the most generous loopholes can end up paying no tax at all.
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When it comes to customer-friendly perks and policies, Southwest is among the most generous US airlines.
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Vassar is one of most expensive colleges in the country but also one of the most generous.
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Massachusetts has officially claimed the title of the most generous state, according to a new GoFundMe report.
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There is new enthusiasm for help with child care, with the Lib Dems being the most generous.
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The most generous reading of Trump and Trumpism is that these are individuals concerned about border security.
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The donor, Susie Tompkins Buell, has been one of the Democratic Party's most generous supporters for decades.
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Subsidies include a $4 billion-plus annual fuel subsidy that is among the most generous in the world.
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Samsung touts "multi-day battery life" and only the most generous reading of our results gets us there.
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The counteroffer from Reagan's team was the most generous the federal government had ever extended to a union.
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Norway still has Europe's most generous welfare policies, backed by its oil reserves and immense sovereign-wealth fund.
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I think what's on it could probably be categorized as meat only under the most generous of standards.
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Puerto Ricans enjoy among the most generous protections of any American workers, including mandatory holidays and severance pay.
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" Singer Elton John said he "lost a beloved friend - the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist.
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The people who volunteer their time modifying and updating old games are among the most generous of developers.
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The most recent in her long line of New Age dietary advice may also be her most generous.
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But it has been during the 2020 cycle that she became one of the most generous Democratic donors.
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The most generous design would be anchored in payroll contributions but would make care supports affordable for all.
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And yet, grading on the most generous possible curve, the president's new theory of the case represents progress.
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Part IV. The pathway to E pluribus unum The American people are the most generous people on Earth.
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But perhaps the most generous thing to do here is to spend some time with the assistant himself.
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The Afghan security forces -- dying in record numbers -- are, at the most generous, not winning back lost ground.
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French workers receive among the world's most generous pensions through a system divided into dozens of separate schemes.
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Despite its impressive donations, the U.S. was the second most generous nation, right behind Ireland at No. 1.
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He also has close ties to the family of Donald Sussman, one of the party's most generous givers.
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The most generous Republican observers say he's been playing inside the state instead of on the national stage.
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy listed Bloomberg as the second most generous philanthropist of 2018, behind Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos.
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Most generous of all, you will often find an open source program that was designed for anyone to use.
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Its because you are the kindest most generous , thoughtful , intuitive , loyal , humble , funny , grounded, grateful and loving human being.
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It's because you are the kindest most generous, thoughtful, intuitive, loyal, humble, funny, grounded, grateful and loving human being.
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The same questions, year after year, will lead to canned responses from even the most generous and inventive soul.
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The most generous starting point is 218, when Mr Trump had just clawed his way back from the abyss.
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Goldman's political action committee and its employees were among the most generous contributors to Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Although the PAC had dozens of other large contributors, Ellison was by far the most generous of those listed.
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If the administration meets this historically low number, the "most generous nation in the world" will have resettled just .
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Some states adopted the most generous provisions allowed, but many others took the opportunity to become much more restrictive.
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Richard Ebers, one of Trump's most generous benefactors, also emptied his pockets for the foundation that year, giving $435,832.
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It turns out that the most generous federal programs for families with children barely help the nation's unluckiest children.
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Some people do sign up, especially those with low incomes who receive the most generous subsidies, Ms. Speidel said.
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"It's the most generous unemployment insurance plus-up by far ever in the history of our country," he said.
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Soybean farmers have received the most generous subsidies, but even for them it has been too little, too late.
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In truth, we can't possibly know which region of this troubled country is populated by the most generous people.
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Some of the most generous companies, like those in Silicon Valley, give around four months; Netflix offers a year.
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Even by the most generous reading, this was a tasteless bit of wordplay built upon those three straight strikeouts.
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"I always thought so much of your dad; he was the most generous man I have known," Newton answered.
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy listed Bloomberg as the second-most generous philanthropist of 2018, behind Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos.
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The most generous payer was Purdue Pharma LP, which provided nearly half the manufacturers' almost $9 million in payments.
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These protests are because Macron wants to overhaul France's pension system — one of the most generous in the world.
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Coons has sat somewhere in the middle, seemingly the most generous with what has come of the final report.
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To the degree they think about it, they think about America as the most generous place in the world.
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Salesforce is the city's largest employer and Benioff has been one of the city's most generous and prolific philanthropists.
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The U.S., which played an instrumental role in bringing about South Sudan's nationhood, has been the most generous supporter.
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They are flocking to what financial analysts say are some of the most generous tax benefits they have ever seen.
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The most generous reading of the Lums' case would portray them as bravely defending their children's right to an education.
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If family is important, finance, tech and education are the most generous industries when it comes to family leave benefits.
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Japan is most generous to men, giving them a full year at a rate equivalent to 34 full-pay weeks.
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" Another friend described Avicii as the "nicest, most generous and hardworking guy" who had a deep "passion for creating music.
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The ones who've been the most generous with their help and resources tended to be women (Women Photograph, Authority Collective).
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The pharmaceutical industry is the 15th most generous industry in terms of donations so far in the 2016 presidential election.
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"They are two of the most generous, sweet, caring people you'll ever meet," former employee Stephanie Roy told the station.
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The plan's mixture of estate, individual and corporate tax rate changes are projected to be most generous to high earners.
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It's by far the most generous leave policy on Wall Street, and rivals leave policies at some top tech companies.
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Many tax provisions structured as deductions offer the most generous benefits to the highest earners as a matter of arithmetic.
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Her story is a reminder that the wealthy are often most generous to the friends who need it the least.
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Backstage real estate is precious, and the space allotted to dressing rooms is not usually the most generous or desirable.
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The most generous interpretation of Falwell's comments is that he's cleaving to a very specific interpretation of Biblical political ethics.
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The Lowe's policy is among the most generous for hourly employees, who are 59 percent of the American work force.
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The protesters, furious at Mr. Macron's transformation of one of the world's most generous pension systems, have won some concessions.
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Weesie & Tradd Newton, the folks who own the restaurant, are two of the most generous, kind people I've ever met.
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" -- via Twitter Paul Wesley "Burt Reynolds was one of the kindest and most generous people I have ever worked with.
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Lee was the gentlest, most generous person amid a prevalence of shitheads, who, at the worst possible moment, included me.
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SEN. JOHN CORNYN (R-TX): America is the most generous country in the world when it comes to legal immigration.
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But since that's easier said than done even for the most generous among us, I've created "Giving Pledge 2.0" to help.
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Some 603,000 people took advantage of one launched in July during its first and most generous phase, which ended in September.
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And, of course, for local investors SEIS and EIS remain the world's most generous tax breaks for early stage investment. 3.
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"Surprisingly, Japanese childcare leave benefits now rank among the most generous in the developed world," Goldman said in a recent report.
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The move puts India among the most generous countries globally in terms of the amount of maternity leave afforded to women.
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These include a $15-an-hour minimum wage, legalized recreational marijuana and one of the country's most generous family leave laws.
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"It's helpful in life, and in politics, to try to perceive the other person through the most generous lens," she said.
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"Our parents were the most generous and happy people, they lived life to the fullest," said Brooke Carver on the page.
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The policies Mr. Banks has fought for have made New York City the most generous and humane metropolis in the country.
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The United States has the most generous immigration system in the world, admitting more than 1 million legal immigrants each year.
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I have known these two since college, we were close, and they are some of the most generous people I know.
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"We feel like we already have some of the most generous data allowances in the cable industry," a Mediacom spokesperson said.
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Sweden, which has a population of about 3493 million people, has the most generous paid parental leave policy in the world.
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According to its 2016 Annual Report of Gifts, Mr. Mnuchin, who graduated in 1981, has been among its most generous donors.
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The Affordable Care Act's "Cadillac tax" was intended to put downward pressure on prices by taxing the most generous health plans.
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"He is one of the most generous and kind souls that I've ever met in my whole life," she told WESH.
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TORTUOUS NEGOTIATIONS French employees receive among the world's most generous state pensions through a system divided into dozens of separate schemes.
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And I'm grateful that I understand why God gave me the most generous, loving, fantastic and funniest husband in the world.
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In October, Harris went even further than her peers and proposed the most generous paid family leave plan yet: six months.
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"She'd perversely punish those companies that offer the most generous (and costly) health insurance," said the Tax Policy Center's Howard Gleckman.
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One of Sabet's most generous individual donors is Julie Schauer, a wealthy art enthusiast who lives in the Washington, D.C., area.
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Buffett is regarded as one of the most generous philanthropists in the world, having donated more than $46 billion since 2000.
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Thank you,Anna Beth Dear Anna Beth, The most generous thing I can say here is that neither of you are wrong.
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"All I can tell you is that he is the best, most generous, collaborative, brilliant writer in the world," she said then.
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"He's a fantastic partner in crime, the most generous man that makes the world laugh and cry on a dime," Aniston said.
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Dillon: When I met Callum Rennie, it was like Bruce—he's the most generous, decent actor I've worked with, to this day.
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She was exceedingly kind, beautifully sensitive, insanely talented, funny as heck and one of the most generous people I have ever known.
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You're one of the most generous and affectionate signs in the zodiac, Leo, but today, the vibe isn't so free or friendly.
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Among them are a $15-an-hour minimum wage, legalized recreational marijuana and one of the country's most generous family leave laws.
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Complicating matters further, some Republicans are skeptical of paying for the GOP plan by taxing the most generous employer-sponsored health plans.
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Sweden and Denmark, two of the most generous countries when it comes to asylum, have both recently extended their temporary border controls.
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Chefs, service industry folks, bartenders—all of them have always been the most open, most kind, most generous people in my life.
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The most generous states in the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, spend nearly a third of GDP on social programmes.
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The most generous reading of Robert Mueller's report, the one pushed by President Donald Trump's own defenders, is, in fact, profoundly damning.
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If corporate revenues are shrinking because of falling prices, companies will find that even the most generous loan becomes harder to repay.
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Several employer-focused groups have also raised concerns about the GOP's call to end tax exemptions on the "most generous" healthcare plans.
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I would therefore like it recorded that she was one of the funniest, warmest and most generous people I have ever met.
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"Magnificent Trees of the New York Botanical Garden," given to me by a most generous reader after one of my public readings.
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Some of Mr. Trump's New York friends and colleagues are seeking changes, as are some of the Republican Party's most generous donors.
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He spoke of conduct in and out of office that would cross even the most generous reading of ethical and legal boundaries.
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Buffett lives modestly and is one of the world's most generous philanthropists, opting to give away most of his billions to charity.
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In fact, most awards, especially the most generous, went that year to students whose families would have otherwise been able to afford college.
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Facebook, which gives its employees four months of paid leave, is considered to have one of the most generous policies in the country.
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Another Twitter user pointed out the Globes are happy to have Haddish at their event, and maybe not for the most generous reasons.
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Our starting salary for the ramp is double that and we have the most generous profit-sharing and benefits program in the industry.
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Ahead, we've rounded up five retailers with the most generous return guidelines and timelines, to make experimenting with your decor a little easier.
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It would also make pension payouts in Brazil, among the most generous in the world, more modest, and particularly for public-sector employees.
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Six years ago the then Tory chancellor, George Osborne, promised "the most generous tax breaks in the world" to support the fledgling industry.
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"I have the amazing blessing of being the foreign minister for the most generous nation in the history of civilization," Pompeo told CNN.
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Wexner is the richest man in Ohio and one of Columbus' most generous donors, funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to local causes.
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I played with various state scenarios, and even in the most generous outcomes, could not get Donald J. Trump to 270 electoral votes.
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Per capita, Sweden is the most generous and has paid out $60 to the GCF, against $3 for each American, the figures showed.
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Norway's payments to returning refugees are among the world's most generous, even if its deportation policy is now among the world's most harsh.
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Sweden was long regarded as Europe's most generous country to asylum-seekers, offering permanent residence in recent years to Iraqis and then Syrians.
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This is one of the most generous gestures imaginable, and one that defines Branca's life much more than one pitch in one game.
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I suppose that's the most generous description of what the Washington fan who boasted of shaving his balls in preparation for Sunday's game.
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You're reminded that, among many other things, "Angels in America" is a comedy, but in the biggest, most generous sense of the word.
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The tax credits would be doled out this way: On the surface, the tax credits for the oldest Americans seem the most generous.
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Hardly. His signature accomplishment, the Affordable Care Act, was most generous to poorer states, where more people lacked insurance — that is, red states.
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Seeking a reset, Mr. Trump dined with a handful of his most generous donors, trying to build support for his hobbled legislative agenda.
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For that, I take them to the closest swimming pool, just at the end of my block, in a most generous neighbor's backyard.
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The bulk of the assets were declared during the first amnesty period, in July to September, when penalty rates were the most generous.
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Nonetheless, the changes he has proposed could alleviate the burden of some of the most generous pensions, which falls heavily on the government.
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The proposal would scrap a system of tax credits aimed at the poor for one that would be most generous to the elderly.
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The United States has proven time and again to be the most generous country in the world, and our generosity has gotten results.
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy's list of the 23.7 most generous donors to charitable causes shows that they jointly gave $235 billion in 262.
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A lot of commentators here believe the most generous interpretation of Trump's fawning orientation to Putin and Russia is that he's hopelessly naïve.
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The most generous may reduce the amount students are expected to contribute from their own earnings or lower the amount they'll have to borrow.
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On refugee acceptance numbers, Pompeo said the United States is "the most generous of nations" in accepting refugees and he expects "that will continue."
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Its pensions remain among the euro area's most generous, a perversity given the disproportionate economic pain borne by young Italians over the past decade.
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And, they said, it would only hit the wealthiest executives, most generous union plans, and major companies (which there's not much evidence to support).
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Temer has introduced legislation to cap public spending and promised to overhaul the country's costly pension system, considered one of the world's most generous.
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Silicon Valley has voted Democrat in every presidential election since 1984 and the tech industry broadly has been among the most generous to Democrats.
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Silicon Valley has voted Democrat in every presidential election since 22016 and the tech industry broadly has been among the most generous to Democrats.
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If Payne is to be believed, the most generous reading would have our dear Tiffany obsessing over the band at the age of 17.
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T-Mobile and Sprint don't do it until customers exceed 50GB in a single month, which is the most generous policy of them all.
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In the occupation most generous with female salaries, women earn, on average, $1.08 for every dollar earned by similar men working the same job.
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Many Swedish offices use a system of flexible work hours, and parental leave and child care policies there are among the world's most generous.
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Some of the most generous provisions for typical taxpayers were originally made temporary, so that the price tag would look smaller in the legislation.
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Even after the reduction, Pakistan still offers one of the world's most generous payments for solar power fed into a national grid, he said.
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Also, Sag, you're one of the most generous signs in the zodiac, but sometimes giving too much can be a way of manipulating someone.
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Klein is close with Adelson, a Las Vegas casino mogul and outspoken backer of Israel who is among the Republican Party's most generous givers.
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He began appearing at events for donors, the most generous of whom were invited to the White House for briefings with top administration officials.
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The most generous interpretation of the rabbis from whom he seeks religious justification for an assassination is that they see his questions as hypotheticals.
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Harris in particular was strong and impassioned on her plan, the most generous yet, to provide families with six months of paid time off.
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That brings the total German donation to 120 million euros and makes Germany by far the most generous of 38 countries that have contributed.
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"It's certainly the most generous and largest gift the Ackland has ever received; it's just mind-blowing," Ms. Ziglar said in a telephone interview.
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The most generous interpretation of Twitter's history is that it's a company that has learned a lot from the way people use its product.
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The classics below encourage us not only to acknowledge but also to embrace the broadest, the least judgmental and the most generous definition of love.
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Australia is still at it: it now has the world's most generous minimum wage, reclaiming a distinction it last held more than a decade ago.
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While Donald Trump acts tough on China, the United States now has some of the world's most generous solar tariffs, as China slashes its own.
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With the most-generous credit cards, that could be worth an additional 3,000 points, which can be turned into air miles, cash or other rewards.
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Goldman Sachs, which also included player measurements, had Germany at 11%, with FiveThirtyEight, a statistics website using a similar methodology, the most generous at 13%.
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Basque's fiscal autonomy is among the most generous of any region in Europe, dating back to the 19th century and enshrined in Spain's 1978 constitution.
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" For her mother's birthday, Shapiro dedicated a heartfelt post to Zarin, in which she called her "the strongest, most generous, and kindest person I️ know.
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And UK executive pay is the most generous in Europe — chief executives of top UK companies make nearly 50 percent more than their German counterparts.
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And as the new year turned, he launched a forceful offensive to secure the loyalty of the Republican Party's most generous patrons -- and it worked.
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In the past, the most generous were property tycoons who gave to educational outfits, especially elite universities in their home provinces along the wealthy coast.
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I'm standing in a room full of the most generous human beings on earth, and we will be with you every step of the way.
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I selected the worst poll for the incumbent if there was more than one poll taken in order to give Trump the most generous comparison.
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L. L. Bean's decades-old refund-and-replacement policy, one of the most generous in the retail industry, had increasingly been abused, Mr. Gorman wrote.
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Despite having the world's most generous economic and social welfare systems for workers and nonworkers alike, depression, loneliness and stress are all on the rise.
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It found that in all its scenarios, even the most generous to decarbonized gas, the total amount of natural gas "throughput" in the system declined.
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It found that the most generous tippers in the U.S. are Republican men who live in the Northeast and use a credit or debit card.
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Over the past decade, Australians have been the fourth-most generous givers in the world, according to the 2019 Charities Aid Foundation World Giving Index.
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Men, Republicans, Northeasterners, baby boomers and folks with credit cards or debit cards tend to be the most generous tippers, according to a new CreditCards.
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Four states — California, New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island — have passed paid leave laws, with New York's being the most generous at 10 weeks.
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How could he do something that reflected — under the most generous interpretation — such obliviousness and insensitivity to a well-known symbol of America's racist history?
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The latest bill, which passed the Senate Wednesday, is the most generous yet, but the $447 million it would bring is still far too short.
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The Austin couple even brought along a vegetarian taco for me to try when we met at the airport — they've been the most generous homeowners yet.
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The Salvation Army says that the Dallas Cowboys are the most generous team and does more volunteer work for their organization than any other NFL team.
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Add that to the fact that the doc is available on Netflix and this might be the most generous Bey has been in quite a while.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city has already offered the most generous proposal in the union's history and called for an end to the strike.
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Uganda's refugee policy has been lauded by the World Bank, Oxford Refugee Studies Centre, the UN's refugee commission and othersas one of the most generous anywhere.
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Each state covers care for undocumented immigrants through its emergency Medicaid program differently, and New York has one of the most generous programs in the country.
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The Basque fiscal autonomy, among the most generous of any region in Europe, dates back to the 19th century and is enshrined in Spain's 1978 constitution.
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To bring the country together, Kelly said one should look at the world through the "most generous prism," which she tries to do in her life.
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DealNews also predicts that Starwood and Hyatt will offer the most generous discounts, chopping 30% to 60% off rooms at the four and five-star properties.
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Yet even on the most generous possible construal of Trump's behavior, it's Trump rather than Mueller who is viewing the matter through an exclusively political lens.
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" But despite their inadequate financial conditions, Robles calls the performers he spoke with "some of the most generous and kind-hearted dancers I have worked with.
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So even under the most generous assumptions used in the study, the hidden outbreaks might represent anywhere from 100 to 300 total cases over 43 years.
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To sum this up in the most generous terms, YouTube and Google's ad network, in general, has an ongoing and ever-evolving problem on its hands.
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The justice ministry counters such pessimism by pointing out that the legal-aid system in England and Wales is still one of the world's most generous.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends mothers breastfeed their infants for at least six months, far longer than the most generous maternity leaves in America today.
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"The 100,2003 points is one of the most generous — and perhaps tops — that we've seen for financial products," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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Americans continue to be the most generous and charitable people in the world; and we respond accordingly to anything that sounds more like a charitable endeavor.
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The bill, which has been referred to as one of the most generous paid family leave laws in the country, will go into effect in 2020.
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While stockpiling it inside one's Brooklyn apartment isn't exactly the most generous interpretation of "conservation," it is, at the very least, keeping it on the planet.
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The most generous way to construe Chelsea Clinton's comments is to assume she's just talking about the political danger of reopening health care as an issue.
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Alberta is by far the most generous, with each Albertan in effect donating $27 ($2100 USD) to various business sectors in the fiscal year 2014-15.
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Pension reform is a contentious issue in Brazil, which has one of the world's most generous social security systems and an average retirement age of 54.
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" In effect, the university has cut off one of its most generous donors and a star professor, an action one faculty member said left her "floored.
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Plus, China only has 38 official slots for international films to be shown in the country on the most generous revenue-sharing terms, making competition fierce.
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It's already one of the most generous states in the nation when it comes to picking up the cost of tuition and fees for college students.
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The most generous read of this enormous blind spot is that the story is not always straightforward; there have been some laudable steps to fight back.
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But the state makes up for some of that by being the most generous in the nation when it comes to corporate incentives and tax breaks.
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"Her heart is pure as can be and she's the most generous person i know," Manchin told a local West Virginia news outlet about his daughter.
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Each year, American taxpayers sends more than $350 million in foreign aid directly to the Palestinian Authority, the most generous of any country in the world.
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That's why job site Indeed analyzed over 18 million company reviews from current and former employees to see which workplaces were the most generous with compensation.
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Whereas the United States in 1994 boasted the world's most generous R&D tax credit, today its value is tied for 2023th place among OECD countries.
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Calculating these donations as a percentage of the donor's net worth, though, the most generous gesture was a $400 million gift from Howard and Lottie Marcus.
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Emily is the most generous person Tshepo has probably ever known, besides Tshepo's own mum (who obviously wouldn't talk to her about sex for this story).
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But because even the most generous launch manifest won't stock enough booze for years-long settlement missions, astronauts are eventually going to have make everything from scratch.
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You're one of the most generous signs in the zodiac, and it's rare that you come across as a spoiled brat, but there's a season for everything.
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Devin Nunes and communications aide Boris Epshteyn worked the Board of Directors, briefing the 50 most generous RJC donors behind closed doors on the White House's thinking.
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He has long been one of Silicon Valley's most generous philanthropists, but more recently has become a vocal advocate of various causes, including gay and transgender rights.
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Israel will retain control over all the major settlement blocs, acknowledging these facts on the ground never could have been erased in the most generous peace offer.
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Sweden and the Netherlands, for example, have some of the most generous support systems for new parents, including free child care and extensive paternity and maternity leave.
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It already has 20.9506,000 orders for the 35,900-euro ($37,770) model from Norway which grants some of the world's most generous incentives for electric cars, Siedlatzek said.
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I pause to consider the grocery bill for the weekend and am doubly grateful that the most prosperous members of the family are also the most generous.
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Among the industry's top donors, Pfizer was the most generous in the 2015-16 campaign cycle, spending more than $2 million in political contributions, according to OpenSecrets.org.
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"This is one of the most generous gifts in the history of Howard University," said Kery Davis, the athletic director at the historically black university in Washington.
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"Australia has one of the most generous humanitarian programs in the world, and all applications are considered in accordance with Australian law and procedures," Coleman's statement said.
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Of course our appeal goes to Jordan, one of the most generous recipients of refugees on earth that they keep the border open for people fleeing south.
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Another benefit of Google Photos is its free offering is the most generous — enough to let you try out the service thoroughly before deciding whether to pay.
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During the nearly 30 years he controlled the company, he and A.D.M. were among the most generous financiers of congressional and presidential campaigns, Democratic and Republican alike.
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Mr. Ban said at the time that Saudi Arabia, among the most generous donors to United Nations relief causes, had threatened to withhold financing if he refused.
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"Brazil has one of the most generous systems in the world," said Chris Garman, managing director of the Americas for the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy.
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In this campaign, he went toe to toe with rivals, vying to see who could offer the most generous welfare programs, and it appears to have worked.
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Plus, even the most generous VC backers can't help Root compete on balance sheet with a rival like Geico, which is part of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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Popular live streamers can conjure expensive gifts on command by promising to recognize the most generous contributors with live shout-outs or with a social media follow.
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The changes will increase a couple's total allowance to more than 14 months from 11½ months, making Finland's paternity leave policies among the most generous in Europe.
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Reform of France's pension system, which offers some of the most generous benefits in the industrialised world, has proven a treacherous task for past and present governments.
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The offer, often seen as the most generous Israel ever made, would have established a Palestinian state over 280% of the West Bank and all of Gaza.
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Plenty, a best-selling vegetarian cookbook that New York Times food writer Mark Bittman called "among the most generous and luxurious nonmeat cookbooks ever produced," hit shelves.
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It appears to be one of the most generous donations in the history of philanthropy, involving a stake in the biggest Chinese investor in the United States.
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That was supposed to tax the most generous employer benefits to help pay the subsidies in the law, but its effective date got pushed back to 29.
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Reform of France's pension system, which offers some of the most generous benefits in the industrialized world, has proven a treacherous task for past and present governments.
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On the surface, gifts like these help enshrine Page as one of America's most generous philanthropists, with a charitable track record befitting the world's seventh-richest person.
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They pick from a selection of the most generous small group plans on sale in that exchange, but only pay about 25 percent of the premium themselves.
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In discussions with lawmakers, Paul Singer, the founder of the hedge fund Elliott Management and one of the Republican Party's most generous donors, made similar concerns known.
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By 2021, when the plan ramps up fully to 12 weeks at two-thirds pay, it is expected to be the most generous in the United States.
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Jonathan Epps, 22, said Sunday afternoon he still hadn't fully grasped the magnitude of the "tremendous blessing," which he called the kindest, most generous thing he'd ever witnessed.
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PR and marketing people are less concerned with accuracy than they are in producing a demo that will generate the most generous impression from the audience and critics.
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The latest bill, which the governor signed into law last week, is the most generous yet, but the $447 million it would bring is still far too little.
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Asked if was still a smart investment to donate big money to super PACs in 2016, Friess -- one of the party's most generous donors -- was less than sure.
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The most generous version of a six-month delay could allow nearly half of those who currently have DACA to keep their protections as late as spring 2020.
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The most generous interpretation of it is that he inappropriately prioritized the FBI's reputation—and his own—over his obligation not to discuss investigations, particularly of innocent people.
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The most generous estimate comes from the conservative Tax Foundation, which uses an aggressive form of "dynamic scoring" to measure the effect of tax changes on economic activity.
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I wondered if the Tajiks who had been involving in sending this most generous gift might be offended that the building wasn't being used to serve Tajik food.
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But only recently have the firms that employ tens of millions of Americans and that provide the most generous benefits to workers been so assailed by prominent politicians.
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In terms of charitable donations by individuals as a percentage of G.D.P., the United States is by far the most generous, giving $410 billion to charity in 2017.
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Why men who work at Goldman Sachs may not take the parental leave they're offered: Goldman Sachs now offers the most generous parental-leave policy on Wall Street.
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The University of Wisconsin just began offering free tuition for first-gen transfer students, while Duke last year created one of the most generous, comprehensive programs of all.
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Ms. Midler, with support from her "Hello, Dolly!" cast, including David Hyde Pierce, performed a family-friendly parody called "Hello, Dollars!" to thank the evening's most generous benefactors.
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Yet energy companies have been some of the most generous patrons of the arts worldwide and museums point out that the money has been used for major exhibitions.
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Assign your most sun-loving plants to your most generous windows, and don't be afraid to relocate them from time to time to keep them nourished and happy.
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In Serbia's case, its traditionally most generous patrons — Russia and European Union members such as Germany — have demanded that Belgrade alter its governing style in exchange for funds.
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White is the most generous conversationalist and a stylist with considerable reach, but in his memoir "Inside a Pearl: My Years in Paris," I felt his generosity differently.
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Over the next 229 days we will analyze and assess the strengths and the weaknesses of our current immigration system, which is the most generous in the world.
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At first, the announcement brought tremendous praise; if the couple follows through on their plan to donate $45 billion during their lifetimes, they'll become the world's most generous donors.
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Even in the most generous accounting, that means more than half of the immigrants picked up in last week's ICE raids hadn't been targeted and didn't have criminal records.
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The accusation: This one may be the most difficult to buy without assuming Clinton is a comic book supervillain, but I'll give it the most generous explanation I can.
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On this metric, the most generous countries are in central and eastern Europe, where governments spooked by rapidly shrinking populations are trying to bribe couples into having more babies.
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"Apart from his music, which is outstanding … more than anything as a human being he was one of the kindest, sweetest, most generous people I've ever met," said John.
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At the moment, the most generous savings accounts are offering interest rates in the neighborhood of 1 percent, while rates on a one-year CD are about 1.2 percent.
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They are two of the kindest, most generous people I've ever met, and the way that they looked and spoke of one another was something so special to witness.
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But Wanda's 40 percent subsidy is easily among the world's most generous, and could catapult China to the front ranks of the global chase to secure big-budget productions.
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While Obama has been the most generous president in modern history when it comes to commutations, he has issued just 70 pardons during his seven-plus years in office.
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Get smart: The most generous estimates put the number of deaths from the battlefield since the Revolutionary War at about 1.3 million, not including those who died from disease.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Although torn by civil war, Iraq is the world's most generous country towards strangers in need, according to a new global index of charitable giving.
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With more followers on TikTok than anyone else, she is currently poised to make the most money, with some of the most generous estimates at almost $200,000 a post.
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In New York, for instance, child poverty would fall by 36 percent under the most generous option; in California, it would fall by 38 percent; in Illinois, 13 percent.
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He said the Trump administration's immigration policy would remain "the most generous in the world," but that it must operate under the rule of law to preserve migrants' dignity.
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Indonesia's current rules on severance pay are among the most generous in the world and business say they deter formal hiring due to the expense of sacking underperforming employees.
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As Mr. Macron moves to overhaul the pension system, it is precisely workers like Mr. Vardon — those with the most generous ''special schemes'' — that he would like to address.
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It has raised the minimum wage, invested in education and transportation and passed one of the country's most generous paid family leave bills and most comprehensive voting rights legislation.
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Republican Marsha Blackburn, Congress's biggest net neutrality opponent who also lists AT&T as one of her most generous campaign contributors, has been elected to the Senate in Tennessee.
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Buffett spends most of his billions on philanthropy; he's considered one of the most generous philanthropists in the world, having donated more than $46 billion to causes since 2000.
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The amount of spending you put on the given card can impact the type of retention offer you're offered — with people who spend larger amounts getting the most generous offers.
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The most generous reading of that tweet would be that some cannibal marauders were seen bashing their way into a nursing home to steal high-end electronics from elderly people.
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Under Obamacare, people who earn less than 282 percent of the poverty line (about $260,220 for an individual or $2000,260 for a family of four) get the most generous help.
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California already has some of the most generous incentives to get an electric car, but people living in San Diego are being further enticed to go the plug-in route.
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You might not be the most generous person, but you know the real value of your belongings and, with that in mind, make very sensible choices about sharing your wealth.
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Under Obamacare, people who earn less than 2316 percent of the poverty line (about $553,255 for an individual or $22015,22015 for a family of four) get the most generous help.
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"Some of the most generous payers across the world have cast payouts aside in order to cope with falling prices," said Simon Colvin, analyst at Markit in the research note.
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The American people, the kindest and most generous people you will ever meet, are now absolutely certain that the prime minister of the United Kingdom is someone called Mr. Brexit.
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Rousseff is facing criticism from the Workers' Party for considering setting a minimum retirement age as part of a reform to limit some of the world's most generous pension benefits.
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In the same study, the OECD identified Estonia as the most generous of 41 developed countries, offering more than a year and a half of paid leave to new parents.
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Norway has some of the world's most generous incentives for EV drivers—buyers are exempt from sales taxes on their vehicle purchases, road tolls, tunnel-use charges, and ferry charges.
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Don't Meet Him Halfway or Go Dutch on a Date versus Pay More Than Your Fair Share and Say, "I'm a Sagittarius, the Most Generous Sign in the Zodiac" 8.
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On Tuesday, Einstein's theory of happiness was sold by Winner's Auctions and Exhibition, based in Jerusalem, for $1.56 million, adding him to the pantheon of the world's most generous tippers.
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Under Obamacare, people who earn less than 200 percent of the poverty line (about $24,120 for an individual or $49,200 for a family of four) get the most generous help.
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Targeting the endowment funds of colleges and universities that provide the most generous student aid packages undermines the goal of making higher education more affordable and accessible to all students.
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Under the governor's action, those companies could be boxed out of the state's Medicaid program — one of the nation's most generous — if they drop out of the health care marketplace.
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Although Koizumi, 38, is only taking two weeks off, his decision is significant in Japan despite it having one of the world's most generous time off allowances for new fathers.
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Bus drivers in Toulouse would get the same retirement benefits as those in Paris — not now the case, as the Paris system has some of the country's most generous benefits.
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Though Massachusetts took the prize for the most generous U.S. state on the 2019 list (based on the number of donations per capita), Vermont followed closely behind at No. 2.
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We'd know that nearly everyone we'd meet, even the best, most generous minds — rich or poor, male or female, white or black — would hold opinions that would be unacceptable today.
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The 10 largest of these all surpassed $200 million apiece: Two of the three most generous donations came from Nike co-founder Phil Knight — both bequeathed to higher education institutions.
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Argentina has some of the world's most generous labor laws and they are making it more difficult for small business owners like Meloni to adapt to an economy now in recession.
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Same goes for the 32GB of storage – not the most generous offering we've seen on a handset, but the MicroSD slot lets users expand like crazy, up to a theoretical 2TB.
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The most generous model values the likely net fiscal contributions of a graduate immigrant of working age, and of his or her descendants, at a little over $500,000 over 75 years.
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"Apart from his music, which is outstanding … more than anything as a human being he was one of the kindest, sweetest, most generous people I've ever met," he told the crowd.
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That is only a bit less than the 1.11% offered by Dime Savings Bank of Williamsburgh, a tiny New York bank that is America's most generous deposit-taker according to Bankrate.
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He has tried to preserve many worker protections — France still has among the most generous terms for workers in Europe — but to modify them enough to entice businesses to create jobs.
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THE CLOSER And finally … One of the most generous announcements in Washington on Monday was the late Peggy Cooper Cafritz's bequest to the city's celebrated Duke Ellington School of the Arts.
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Passage is far from assured, however, since the measure would set a minimum retirement age for the first time and reduce payouts in one of the world's most generous pension systems.
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People with annual incomes less than two and half times the poverty level (less than $29,700 for an individual) receive the most generous subsidies and have signed up in large numbers.
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Chase is known for having the broadest, most generous definition of what counts as "travel" for the purposes of earning bonus points and for redeeming the Sapphire Reserve's annual travel credit.
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Regulators in Florida and New York said that residents of those states who qualified for the most generous subsidies could see lower prices next year, depending on which plan they buy.
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But even the most generous prognosticators could not have anticipated New Orleans reeling off 298 rushing yards and six rushing touchdowns in one of the most dominant performances in N.F.L. history.
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The UK government on Thursday unveiled what finance minister Rishi Sunak described as "one of the most generous" support programs anywhere in the world for Britain's 5 million self-employed workers.
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That's 0.2 percent is the same percentage gifted by Sergey Brin, who ranked as the sixth-most generous tech philanthropist in 2019 (and he is putting money behind some innovative efforts).
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Still, Mr. Booker had an enviable stable of more than 100 bundlers who are now up for grabs, including the billionaire Donald Sussman, one of the Democratic Party's most generous donors.
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Macron wants to streamline France's Byzantine pension system and provide incentives for people to stay in work longer to pay for some of the most generous retirement benefits in the world.
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The DC Council is strongly considering legislation that would create the most generous paid parental leave policy in the nation, a popular proposal that also will cost a lot of money.
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Keep in mind that by the most generous delegate calculus — one that considers Clinton's pledged superdelegates still up for grabs — Sanders remains the second-place runner in a two-person race.
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This is the most generous interpretation of why the Clinton Foundation — in spite of all its genuinely lifesaving work, chronicled by my colleague Dylan Matthews — is still a source of concern.
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He praised both Italy and Greece for being "most generous" in taking in migrants rescued at sea, and said all governments should take in as many refugees as their countries can handle.
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A rush for high profile hires in Canada, one of the early adopters of internalization, led to vastly inflated salaries and made its funds the world's most generous in terms of compensation.
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There are just 265 companies in the Fortune 215 that offer benefits which cover egg freezing, according to Fertility IQ. Among those with the most generous benefits, tech is leading the way.
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Still, even on the most generous assumptions, it is reasonable to question whether the will of the people is on the side of this pale shadow of the prospectus touted in 2016.
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The most generous donation to Anglin is currently one made under the name of Sam Hyde, the alt-right personality most famous for having his Adult Swim show Million Dollar Extreme cancelled.
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As my colleague Dylan Matthews reported in the April 20 Future Perfect newsletter: The most generous of the bunch was Elizabeth Warren, who donated 5.5 percent of her and her husband's earnings.
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If James Harden doesn't win MVP this season, he's most definitely the Most Generous Teammate ... 'cause the Rockets superstar dropped $30k to hook up his teammate with a gold Cuban Link chain!!
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Some of the most generous comedy comes out of deep restraint, and Buress knows this—he keeps so much to himself that when he finally does give something more, it feels cathartic.
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They make up 9.7 percent of sales in the Netherlands, and 23 percent of sales in Norway, which offers some of the most generous tax incentives around, worth about $13,500 per car.
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The U.S. has spent more than $1 trillion since 1960 attempting to help the poor abroad, making us the most generous nation among other developed countries when it comes to monetary contributions.
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" Another friend describes Avicii — who was found dead at 28 years old on Friday in Oman — as the "nicest, most generous and hardworking guy" who had a deep "passion for creating music.
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We're the most generous nation in the history of the world when it comes to immigration but we do expect people to stand on their own two feet to care for themselves.
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They were recently named the most generous philanthropists in the US by The Chronicle of Philanthropy, having donated more than $36 billion to charitable causes through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Nintendo's Mario Maker series is among the most generous gifts the company could have given to its fans, and the new installment on Switch is better than its predecessor in every way.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Shame in Puerto Rico" (editorial, June 4): Americans have historically been most generous in reaching out to their neighbors whose lives were devastated by natural disasters.
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The Trump administration recognizes that while the United States is the most generous country in the world, American taxpayers already work very hard to provide for the needs of their own families.
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But two weeks before the election, Mr. de Blasio was battered by embarrassing court testimony from a real estate investor who had once been one of the mayor's most generous political contributors.
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" John Bloom, a film editor, calls Nichols "the most generous man": "A Château Rothschild 1982 or something, which cost, I don't know, a couple of thousand dollars, would be a Christmas present.
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Holidays are when we are typically at our most generous, and so it always looks bad when a company claws back even a perk as simple as a party invitation in December.
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In recent years, technology companies have led the charge in giving parents more time off, but even the most generous U.S. companies such as Facebook fall far short of Europe and Canada.
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Obamacare's Cadillac tax, which imposes a 40% tax on the most generous employer-based health insurance coverage, was deeply unpopular with both Republicans and Democrats, who say it punishes the middle class.
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You just might be the most generous sign in the zodiac: You're always the friend lending clothes and offering advice, resources and a shoulder to cry on when your pals are down.
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"I urge you Orlando to be strong because I'm standing in a room of the most generous humans on Earth and we will be with you every step of the way," he concluded.
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You're extravagant when it comes to cash, and you're one of the most generous people around—but when the planet of logic, Mercury, is in critical Virgo, it's time to spend more realistically.
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"The American immigration system is the most generous in the world, but we are a nation of laws and we intend to continue enforcing those laws," the heads of the three agencies said.
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Still, a massive corruption investigation that involves some of his closest aides has raised doubts about his ability to approve an overhaul to one of the world's most generous and expensive pension systems.
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"For Nipsey to sit there and listen for almost a two-minute rap while he has other fans waiting is the most generous thing ever, which is why I recorded it," she said.
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Mr. Adelson is one of the most generous contributors to Republican candidates, but he has yet to publicly pick a favorite in the presidential contest, making his choice a matter of great intrigue.
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And of the 100 or so most generous donors in the two most recent election cycle, dozens are still refusing to endorse him, including Paul Singer, Ken Griffin -- and Charles and David Koch.
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"Bob McNair wasn't just the brightest Point of Light in Houston; he was one of the kindest and most generous people anywhere," he wrote in a statement issued by his spokesperson Jim McGrath.
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Here are some important details to keep in mind: The most generous estimates put the number of deaths from the battle field since the Revolutionary War at about 1.3 million, according to Politifact.
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Citing government data, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Delta was the most generous airline in compensating customers for lack of seats last year, despite having the highest rate of overbooked spots.
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Research also shows that men tend to be over-represented in the highest-prestige programs, where the stipends and grants are most generous, so they end up having to take on less debt.
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Many of the Republican Party's most generous contributors have refused to give to Mr. Trump, increasing the importance of wealthy Republicans such as Mr. Adelson who can pour large sums into the campaign.
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Even the most generous of programs cannot make up for government policies that force poor children to live in unsafe housing, drink lead-poisoned water, and go without adequate health care and education.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve's annual credit is the most generous because it applies to pretty much anything that you'd consider travel, from airfare, hotel stays, and Uber rides to parking charges and tolls.
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The law's insurance markets have shrunk, becoming increasingly concentrated with sicker people who need health insurance no matter what and lower-income people who receive the most generous federal aid under the law.
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"There has been some progress, but even the most generous read of the evidence is very far below the projections made by fans of value-based payment before the A.C.A.," Ms. Glied said.
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The most generous reading of "Bed-Stuy Is Burning" takes its inadequate interest in its black characters as a larger comment on the way these kinds of stories typically sideline black people's narratives.
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Mr. Macron has insisted the French need to work longer to strengthen a generous retirement system that is one of the world's most generous but may be heading toward a $19 billion deficit.
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Confusingly, Japan's paternity leave laws are among the most generous in the world, granting new fathers and mothers the right to take up to a year off after the birth of a child.
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Even though they had one of the most generous Obamacare exchange plans available in California, they decided to go out of network to a clinic that specialized in their daughter's rare genetic condition.
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Even if you took the most generous interpretation of Clinton's remarks—that she truly believes single-payer would be too expensive and too disruptive—there's a difference between drawing a contrast and going negative.
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But a person who qualifies for the most generous CSR — whose income is at the poverty line or only a little above it — could have to pay only $255 before his coverage kicks in.
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One of the more outspoken members of the opposition, Rafizi Ramli, sarcastically called Mr. Najib "the luckiest person" to have received so much money, and "most generous" for having returned so much of it.
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The most generous explanation is that WikiLeaks wanted to freely share the details from Wolff's widely discussed book, but if you're looking for pirated ebooks, there are plenty of other places to get them.
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"The majority of births in rural America are paid for by Medicaid, and Medicaid is not the most generous payer," said Diane Calmus, government affairs and policy manager for the National Rural Health Association.
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"He is kindest, sweetest, most generous man I've ever known, that's why it's an honor to care for him," Cheryl tells PEOPLE, adding that she's throwing him a party on March 18 to celebrate.
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Best for: The most generous Chris Hemsworth fan you know Price: Suggested donation tiers start at $20 AUD at Australian Childhood Foundation, but you can contribute as much or as little as you like.
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Norway has been the most generous developed nation in providing aid to help emerging nations to combat deforestation, a major source of carbon dioxide, with projects of $1 billion each for Brazil and Indonesia.
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The most generous contributor in the cycle so far has been hedge fund manager Tom Steyer, who put $17 million into his super-PAC that supports candidates who are committed to fighting climate change.
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The Alliance to Fight the 40 is a coalition of businesses and unions that have pushed for repealing the so-called Cadillac tax of 40 percent on the most generous employer health benefit plans.
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The reform to cut benefits of one of the world's most generous pension systems is key for the cap to work and to avoid a full-blown fiscal crisis in coming years, experts say.
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The New England Patriots nearly relocated south in 21997—lured by what was reportedly the most generous stadium offer in NFL history—but bailed at the last minute when Hartford balked at their timetable.
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The Washington Post's David Fahrenthold reported two years ago that the Trump Foundation's most generous expenditure, totaling $264,361, went to renovations for a fountain outside the Trump-owned Plaza Hotel in New York City.
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But a person who qualifies for the most generous CSR — whose income is at the poverty line or only a little above it — could have to pay only $255 before the coverage kicks in.
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David: From the moment that I met him, Victor has been one of the most generous and self-effacing people I've encountered, always doing his best to deflect praise directed at him onto others.
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" The allowance that 12 of us passed muster was perhaps the most generous passage in a screed that had an unambiguous message for white people, be they "good-hearted liberals" or "right-wing extremists.
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France protects citizens with one of the most generous social safety nets in the world, with over one-third of its economic output spent on welfare protection, more than any other country in Europe.
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Even in the most generous estimation -- using Sanders' estimates where possible and friendly estimates where he has none -- his plans add up to at least $50 trillion in new government spending over 10 years.
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The most generous explanation based on the evidence is that the Saudis likely intended to cause Khashoggi considerable harm, and entertained a rugby team's worth of suspected security officials might end up killing him.
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After the four dips (collectively known as Elsie, which is derived from the "LC" of Las Cumbres Observatory, the most generous Kickstarter backer), the star exhibited strange and unexpected brightening for a couple of months.
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But to quote my favorite actor in the world, the great Australian Hugh Jackman — who, by the way, was PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive way before me — Americans are the most generous country on the planet.
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From the day that he gave The Beatles our first recording contract, to the last time I saw him, he was the most generous, intelligent and musical person I've ever had the pleasure to know.
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"[She was] one of the closest members of our family certainly and one of the kindest and most generous people I ever had the privilege of knowing," the award-winning star of The Marvelous Mrs.
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It should be able to pay out $17bn-18bn in dividends and share buybacks a year, which would make it one of the seven most generous American firms for the absolute amount of cash returned.
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While New York City is certainly the most generous public arts funder in the United States, how it distributes those funds is extraordinarily inequitable, a problem the Cultural Plan was created in part to rectify.
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America's most generous billionaires gave half as much to charity in 2018 as in the previous year Mark Zuckerberg's personal giving fell from $2 billion in 2017 to $200 million last year, Teddy Schleifer reports.
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Meanwhile, even in the most generous plans offered to those who buy their own coverage through the ACA's marketplaces, the portion of health care costs borne by consumers has left many unable to afford care.
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In the past 26 years, four states passed paid family leave laws and just this past December, Washington, DC, joined their ranks, passing one of the most generous paid family leave laws in the nation.
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The family of the professional surfer Chris Brown — whose body was found along a California beach on January 20 — is speaking out about the man they remember as the "most generous person" they ever knew.
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" Pompeo went on to say that "this year's determination on refugee admissions does just that, even as we sustain our longstanding commitment to help vulnerable populations and our leadership as the world's most generous nation.
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"Let today's message be clear: our nation has the most generous immigration system in the world, but this is a deliberate attempt to undermine our laws and overwhelm our system," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The Cassidy-Sessions bill has some similarities to other Republican plans: It includes tax credits to make insurance more affordable, with the most generous tax credits going to older Americans who typically face higher premiums.
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United Airlines has the most generous and flexible policy on round-trip, international award tickets (flights booked with miles), allowing for a stopover and two open jaws (flying into one airport and out of another).
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Taiwan possesses 1.6 percent of the mainland's population; by the most generous estimate, Taiwan's defense budget is one-twentieth of China's; the U.S. and Japan would use force against China only if Beijing initiated hostilities.
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At an April 258 international fundraising conference, in the wake of the Ituri massacres, the U.S. was only the third most generous contributor, pledging 21 percent less to Congo than it had a decade earlier.
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These necessities — often rendered ancillary fees by rich or upper middle-class parents who can pick up the tab as their children focus on class — are rarely covered in even the most generous of states.
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Nine months ago, a Florida real estate mogul's pledge to donate $26.5 million to the University of Alabama — the most generous gift in the school's 188-year history — was announced with great enthusiasm and fanfare.
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What does matter is that we think these statistics tell us something about who we are, and my brothers and sisters in the Bible Belt still believe we're the most generous people in the country.
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Following our visit to Uganda, we are rededicating ourselves to common-sense reforms that will feed more people and save more lives without asking more of the American people — the most generous people on earth.
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Unions had called for mass protests on Tuesday, the day before Macron's government is to unveil details of its plan to simplify a complicated pension system that offers some of the worlds most generous benefits.
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For years, New York State has operated one of the most generous Medicaid programs in the country, a point of pride in a state with a long tradition of investing in the social safety net.
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The United Nations has placed Saudi Arabia on a draft blacklist of countries that kill and maim children in war, a contentious decision that, if finalized, could enrage one of the organization's most generous donors.
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On the other end, there are plans from conservative think tanks that go as far as to keep the Affordable Care Act marketplaces and continue to give low-income Americans the most generous insurance subsidies.
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Chris Coons (D-DE), who played a role in convincing Flake to pressure Republican leadership into an FBI investigation last week, seemed to be the most generous with what had come of the final report.
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PEPFAR, the US's program to fight AIDS around the world and the most generous commitment of any country in the world to a single disease, seems to retain the funding it had under the Obama administration.
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London (CNN)He was "the kindest, most generous soul and a brilliant artist," Elton John wrote on Instagram in one of the many tributes to pop star George Michael, who died at 53 on Christmas Day.
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The groups acknowledged that the United States is "one of the most generous donors" of humanitarian aid in Yemen, but said that "pale[s] in comparison" to the military support to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
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Vice President Pence said Thursday that the U.S. has the "most generous system of legal immigration in the history of world" while speaking at a July 85033 naturalization ceremony at which 44 people became U.S. citizens.
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That's because its cards offer some of the most generous category bonuses around — like 5x points on flights booked directly with airlines with the Amex Platinum, and 4x points at restaurants worldwide with the Amex Gold.
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He also gave $2 billion away in the fields of education, health care, science and the arts, and appeared on The Chronicle of Philanthropy's list of the 50 most generous Americans 17 years in a row.
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I'm saying that if those of us who are living in red states want to earn the right to call ourselves the most generous people in America, we'll need to rethink the whole nature of tithing.
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While the new groups gained early traction mostly on the strength of grass-roots volunteers and small donations — and with relatively meager overall budgets — they are beginning to attract attention from the left's most generous benefactors.
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Clarifying itself there in the library was the simple arithmetic of private versus public, the inescapable difference in scale between what even the most generous corporation or individual can accomplish and what tax-collecting governments can.
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But the Osage eventually caught a break when it was discovered that their new reservation was situated atop some of the most generous oil deposits in the United States, deposits for which they could charge hefty fees.
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The policy is believed to be one of the most generous in the U.K.'s finance sector, more than doubling the firm's current full-pay maternity allowance of four months, with paternity leave at just two weeks.
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Ignorance is the most generous explanation for the following paragraph from her piece: In the end, however, the violence didn't emanate from Mr. Gibson's camp, but from antifa groups that showed up to kick some fascist butt.
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In a sign of Mr. Cruz's reluctance to endorse Mr. Trump, his most generous statement — beyond congratulating him for winning the nomination — was a plea to Republicans and others to vote for like-minded candidates in November.
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And even if on the most generous estimates of how much there would be in cost savings, you're many orders of magnitude away from getting the savings that would be required to cover the uninsured in America.
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This rewards program, which can be accessed with certain Chase credit cards including the Chase Sapphire Reserve and Ink Business Preferred Credit Card, offers some of the most generous and diverse travel redemption options you can find.
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A generous and forward-looking benefactor is an incalculable gift to any nonprofit organization, but the most generous benefactor can't provide the stability of a National Endowment for the Arts or a National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Pierre Omidyar and Marc Benioff, who consistently rank among the industry's most generous givers, sat in third and fourth place on the most recent list; both sent out about 3.5 percent of their net worths in 2019.
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Macron, a former investment banker, wants to streamline France's convoluted pension system and give French people an incentive to stay in work longer to pay for some of the most generous retirement benefits in the industrialised world.
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France has one of the most generous pension systems among Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) industrialized nations, but the system has major budget shortfalls and Macron's 2017 election platform included a pledge for thorough reform.
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Employment Minister Ylva Johansson argues Sweden needs to tighten labor immigration laws that have so far been the most generous in OECD countries, as some firms have bent rules to hire cheaper labor rather than plug shortages.
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Even if Congress funds core humanitarian accounts at the most generous proposed levels provided in the appropriations bills being considered now, emergency response spending will be down 85033 percent from the total humanitarian funding provided in 2017.
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The most generous interpretation of this is that Trump is capable of running an effective organization, but he's just not interested in conventions and field operations in the way he is interested in golf courses and condos.
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The most generous answer — using the term loosely — is that Trump shares Putin's authoritarian tendencies, sees the Russian as a strong leader, and genuinely believes Moscow can be turned into an ally in the fight against ISIS.
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Mr Steyer, a former fund manager, and his wife have given $22008m to Democratic and liberal causes in this election cycle according to the Centre for Responsive Politics, making them the most generous political donors in the country.
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While approximately 65 percent of American households give to at least one charity, nearly 85 percent of millennials donate to charity, according to the Millennial Impact report, leading some to proffer that millennials are the most generous generation.
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Angela Merkel is widely expected to run for her fourth term as Chancellor in September 2017 despite mounting criticism regarding her open-door refugee policy, which is one of the most generous policies to asylum-seekers in Europe.
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"Danes are known for being some of the happiest people on earth, with one of the most generous welfare states, and now the government is trying to worsen our image to give the message: Refugees, don't come here."
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Not surprisingly, these activists include a number of the Democratic Party's most generous campaign donors, including Tom Steyer, who has backed fights against energy projects, including Keystone XL oil pipeline, despite the strong backing they had from labor.
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ACLU contributors, including some of its most generous contributors, are strong anti-Trump zealots who believe that the end (getting rid of Trump) justifies any means (including denying Trump and his associates core civil liberties and due process).
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Overhauling pensions is a contentious issue in Brazil, which has one of the world's most generous social security systems, allowing retirement on average at the age of 54 with almost full benefits, compared with 72 years in Mexico.
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Made in America: Shrapnel found in Yemen ties US bombs to civilian deaths 'No means left to avert a catastrophe' The five humanitarian organizations acknowledge that the US is one of the most generous humanitarian donors in Yemen.
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"Investment banks have traditionally been the most generous with salaries to attract entry level talent, putting candidates through their paces in often gruelling interview processes," Amanda Stansell, economic research analyst at Glassdoor, said in a press release Wednesday.
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And in September 2015, Forbes had the most generous assessment, using an estimated value that covers all of Trump's property, including licensing of his name and the value of his various aircrafts, to come up with $4.5 billion.
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Part of the humiliation of being helped to bring forth what should emerge naturally (or, by implication, not at all) is the speed with which the most generous impulse — to create — begins to look like the most selfish.
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Public-sector strikes extended into a seventh day ahead of Prime Minister Edouard Philippe's unveiling of the draft reform to overhaul the byzantine pension system that offers some of the most generous retirement benefits in the industrialised world.
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Should he stay there, at the Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C., Mr. Trump would be joined by members of his family, a small group of aides and his most generous financial supporters, those familiar with the discussions said.
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The most generous interpretation of Gates' warning is that he feels Apple and others would be better off leaving a backdoor that only they know how to access, and they should only use it when properly compelled by authorities.
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Aid spending by major donors fell to $149.3 billion in 2018 down 2.7 percent on 13, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said, with Britain the third most generous country after the United States and Germany.
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Some Republican billionaires did pony up: The most generous GOP donor in the country, Sheldon Adelson and his wife Miriam, donated $10 million to a pro-Trump super PAC, Future45, in September, $5 million more than had been expected.
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The following is not a ranking of the cities that give the most in absolute dollar terms, but the Barna Group research does give a good sense of which local populations stand out as being among America's most generous.
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APAC's romantics plan to spend $100 on average on Valentine's Day presents, with Hong Kong male respondents the most generous, planning to spend $273 on presents, while love-struck consumers in China plan to spend an average of $239.
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As it turns out, she's wrong about a lot of things, but that's the show's most generous quality: its bottomless compassion for anyone struggling to reconcile a messy family history, including the ugly stuff that can't be papered over.
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What's happening: The measure, dubbed Initiative 77, pits the restaurant industry — as well as most of the city's political establishment — against progressive organizations in a city that has some of the most generous employee benefit policies in the country.
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That's because Mr. Trump, as a prominent and active developer, can take advantage of some of the most generous tax breaks in the federal tax code to reduce his reported income to near zero, or even report a loss.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking, and her embrace of embracing itself.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking and her embrace of embracing itself.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 27710 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around — generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk taking and her embrace of embracing itself.
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Even the most generous Israeli leaders meant a less-than-sovereign state without full control of Palestinian East Jerusalem, minimal, if any, refugee return and Israeli settlement annexations that, the Palestinians claimed, turned their prospective state into Swiss cheese.
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While many airlines offer reinstatement on a case-by-case basis, Delta's policy is considered the most generous in terms of the life circumstances it allows for and one of the easiest to navigate, handled through an online application.
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It's also a good sign that cost control — the intention of the Cadillac tax, a 40% excise tax on the most generous employer plans — is still not very popular with lawmakers, even as health care costs continue to rise.
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Samsung was the most generous among a handful of conglomerates that each contributed millions of dollars to two foundations controlled by Ms. Choi, the president's confidante, or signed lucrative contracts with companies run by Ms. Choi or her associates.
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While the tax credits in the Republican proposal are the most generous for older people — $4,000 for a 60-year-old compared with $2,203 for a 25-year-old — they end up covering less of an older person's costs.
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It provides subsidies to people who earn less than 400 percent of the federal poverty line ($47,23 for an individual or $97,200 for a family of four) and gives the most generous help to people who earn the least.
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Your example and theirs gives evidence that then as now, and throughout our nation's history, America has the most generous system of legal immigration in the history of the world and we are proud to have you join our ranks.
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In practice, Germany has been by far the most generous, with 477,000 people applying for asylum in 2015 alone—over five times the number of refugees who applied for asylum last year in France, and next to just 39,000 in Britain.
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It's the most generous paid-leave proposal from any of the 21990 candidates and would put the United States in line with most of the world's developed countries by offering parents generous paid time off to care for a new child.
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The new National Bureau of Economics working paper, authored by Stanford economists Petra Persson and Maya Rossin-Slater, focused on the impact of parental leave policies in the Nordic country, which offers some of the world's most generous parental leave.
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Residents of the Boston-Cambridge-Quincy metro area were among the top three most generous cities based on gifts made to charities centered on the arts, education, the environment, health and human services, according to 2018 data from Fidelity Charitable.
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Washington, DC and New York will soon launch them—DC's scheme, one of the most generous yet, will be funded by an increase to employer payroll taxes that will provide new parents with 90% of their usual wages for eight weeks.
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In short, 500,000 jobs Trump keeps bringing up is at least three to five times higher than what one could expect from the Saudi deal, given the estimates from the companies themselves, plus the most generous use of the indirect multiplier.
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Here are examples of standard long-established enforcement measures, routine actions fully backed by Congress, that could be more effective in restoring agency practices to levels needed to sustain America's immigration system, the most generous and open in the world.
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The chaos has its roots in the end of apartheid in 260, when Nelson Mandela helped draw up a constitution with some of the world's most generous human rights laws, in a bid to redress the divides under white-minority rule.
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When Lyft ran its numbers, it found riders are most generous in New York City, Atlanta, Detroit, Dallas, San Jose, Minneapolis, and Westchester County, NY. In terms of popular times to tip, people tip the most on Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
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Donald J. Trump has faced a chilly reception from the Republican Party's major donors: Some of the party's most generous benefactors have said they are undecided about supporting him, while others have flatly said they will never give to his campaign.
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"Murray Huberfeld is ready to put this chapter behind him," and "looks forward to returning to his friends and family who know Murray as a man of high character and most generous heart," his lawyer Henry Mazurek said in an email.
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Knowing full well that it was cold—temperatures in Fenway dropped to the 30s—he decided to celebrate in perhaps the most generous way he could: by providing tray after tray of food for the homeless outside of the Boston Library.
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According to conservative and libertarian definitions of economic freedom, Canadians, who enjoy a socialized health care system, now have more economic freedom than Americans, and Danes, who have one of the world's most generous welfare states, have just as much.
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For the first time since CAF began the poll in 2010, more than half of people in 140 countries surveyed said they had helped strangers - with many of the most generous found in countries hit hard by disaster and war.
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Mr. Weinstein's defense team boasted some of Mr. Vance's most generous contributors: the white-collar defense lawyer Elkan Abramowitz, who is also Mr. Vance's former law partner, and Linda Fairstein, a former Manhattan sex-crimes prosecutor who now writes crime novels.
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Biden will lose the nomination if the Democratic race becomes a bidding war rewarding the biggest health care plan, the largest proposal for a Green New Deal, the most ambitious wealth tax, and the most generous plan for free college.
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All I can say is that she is the most generous, the most genuine person," Ms. Nonoo said, describing Ms. Markle as "such a sister in the sense that, you know, if you're her friend, she'll do anything for you.
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"He was, I think, the kindest, most generous and decent human being in that whole Ali entourage," Robert Lipsyte, the former New York Times sports reporter and columnist who covered many of Ali's early fights, said in an interview this week.
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That plan would provide age-based tax credits that would be most generous for older people; Ms. Wood, 39, fears it would provide her with far less financial assistance than the income-based subsidies she gets through the Affordable Care Act.
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Currently, Colorado taxpayers provide the most generous EV tax credit in the country, a $5,000 giveback available at the point of sale, on top of a $7,500 federal incentive program designed to improve salability of EVs and increase market share.
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Marketing directly to his fanatical fanbase via an internet he saw early was made for the job, he earned a far bigger return packaging some of the many unreleased masters he owned than he would have with the most generous label deal.
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The most generous analysis of this announcement is that Epic has all along planned to sell the game on both EGS and Steam, yet nothing about the wording of its press release or the obvious obfuscation after the fact makes that sound plausible.
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He was probably the most generous person that I know and always very much concerned about the quiet person in the room or the person who was misunderstood and that extended to his art and his activism for the voiceless, the animals.
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Washington, DC, passed one of the nation's most generous paid family leave laws on Tuesday, joining four other states with programs in place or in the works that make sure all workers can take paid time off to care for their families.
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Not coincidentally, his company also offers some of the most generous and gender-neutral parental leave in Silicon Valley, with 17 weeks of paid leave available for all new parents that can be used all at once or divvied up across a year.
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But despite increased political coverage online and the talk of reaching younger voters, political and digital marketing experts estimate that at the most generous 90 percent of political advertising budgets are going towards television and only 10 percent are going to digital.
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"It will, without a doubt, be the most generous security assistance package in the history of the United States," Biden said of a pact expected to be worth billions of dollars annually to the Jewish state, the largest recipient of such U.S. assistance.
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And plenty of people will still be drawn to the Chase Sapphire Reserve, which has a $450 annual fee but also offers one of the most generous annual travel credits, plus Priority Pass lounge access and 3x points on travel and dining.
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"New York was the most generous among the winners, promising more than $1.85 billion for Amazon to build one of its two new headquarters in Long Island City in the borough of Queens, according to the Amazon announcement," The Washington Post notes.
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One of the world's most generous "tips" was given on March 30, 1984, at Sal's Pizzeria in Yonkers, when a police detective named Robert Cunningham offered to give half his prize money from a $1 lottery ticket to a waitress, Phyllis Penzo.
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The proposal, which the governor-elect, Gavin Newsom, is expected to include with his budget after he is sworn in on Monday, would be the most generous state policy in the nation, at a time when federal paid leave proposals have stalled.
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The unions show no sign of backing down in a battle that could define the presidency of former investment banker Macron, who is determined to simplify a system of more than 40 pension plans that provide some of the world's most generous benefits.
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All workers are also required to pay into supplementary pension schemes to complement public pensions, which pay retirees an average of around 75 percent of pretax earnings — among the most generous in Europe, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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They have no idea that America has built the most complete "social justice" and civil rights system in history and is the most generous and fair system anywhere, raising tens of millions of people out of poverty over the past 50 years.
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What they found is that under even the most generous reading, Cruz's proposals would add trillions to the federal debt over coming years, and would require heroic assumptions about the performance of the U.S. economy going forward to even get that far.
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Though the donations make up just a fraction of Rohrabacher's $2.4 million campaign war chest, the money ranks the cannabis industry as the third-most generous to the Orange County Republican's campaign, after reliable GOP cash cows like the real estate industry and retirees.
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Two years after he embraced the polarizing cause of ending the Midtown horse-carriage trade, a request of some of his most generous campaign supporters, Mr. de Blasio is set to reduce the size of the industry and confine its horses to Central Park.
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The official refugee quota has been lifted as a sop to some Australians concerned about a lack of humanity in government policy, and it makes Australia one of the world's most generous nations when it comes to the size and diversity of the intake.
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Real estate and tax professionals told Mr. Stewart that Mr. Trump could pay "little or no income tax" because he could take advantage of some of the most generous tax breaks in the federal tax code to reduce his reported income to near zero.
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Because many insurers raised prices most sharply on plans that are attractive to people who receive the most generous subsidies, those unable to get subsidies may have to shop for plans that are not affected or look beyond their state marketplaces for lower-priced options.
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The country's 50 most generous billionaires — 20 from the advertising, media, or technology sectors, and six of the Top 10 — gave only about half to charity of what they gave to good causes in 2017, according to public disclosures analyzed by the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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I'd put her there because, in a career of some 60 years, she's been one of the most generous artists around: generous with her presence, her thinking, her formal and political risk-taking, and her embrace of embracing itself — across genres, genders and species.
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Viking era specialist and curator of early medieval coins at the British Museum Gareth Williams, told the BBC that "Britain has the most generous system in the world for rewarding finders when they follow the law," which allows detectorists 14 days to report the discovery.
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In 2019, a report from the Rainforest Action Network and several other groups found that JP Morgan Chase was by far the world's most generous bank backer of fossil fuels, having financed $196 billion worth of coal, oil, and gas projects between 2016 and 2018.
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Paid family leave had its time in the spotlight thanks to a question from Parker, with both Amy Klobuchar and Kamala Harris going into detail about their plans — Harris' being the most generous yet, promising to provide families with six months of paid time off.
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Not only is healthcare reform idling, Republicans abandoned funding Trump's wall in their 2017 budget, there is no agreement within the GOP on how to approach tax reform, and work on the 2018 budget has been moving sluggishly by even the most generous standards.
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But in attempting to address the consequences of deeply unfair economic structures—the very structures, in fact, that make philanthropy possible—even the most generous charitable giving uses the master's tools that can never dismantle the master's house, to borrow a metaphor from Audre Lorde.
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But like other G.M. hourly employees, they have the opportunity to relocate to plants in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky and other states to maintain their jobs, which can pay more than $100,000 a year, including the most generous profit-sharing plan in the auto industry.
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I know not to try to reach my dad on the phone between 543 and 10 o'clock on weeknights, when he's normally in bed watching The Rachel Maddow Show, the program that has perhaps been the most generous in lending its time to covering the Russia probe.
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The program allowed borrowers in the government and nonprofit sectors to have their entire federal student loan balance forgiven after just 10 years of payments, half that required of borrowers in the for-profit sector who participate in the most generous income driven repayment plan currently available.
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The appeals court panel observed that even with the reduction of early voting from 35 to 29 days, a change that came in 2013 after several election cycles with Golden Week, Ohio has one of the most generous pre-Election Day voting spans in the country.
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"The constitutional protection of religious beliefs and the right to exercise those beliefs have served this country well, have made us one of the most tolerant countries in the world, and have also helped make us the freeist and most generous," Sessions said in a statement.
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The one flight ticket I needed (from Dubai to Istanbul) was easy to buy direct through Turkish Airlines' website — I chose them because they seemed to have the most generous baggage allowance, which I needed since I was bringing all of my life's possessions with me.
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The Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize, one of the most generous arts honors in the United States, has been awarded to the singer, composer and multidisciplinary artist Meredith Monk, whose wordless vocal pirouettes and otherworldly theater compositions have reverberated in New York and internationally for five decades.
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Museum of Modern Art Agnes Gund's steadfast support for the Museum of Modern Art and other cultural institutions, and for essential art education programs like Studio in a School, has been more than enough to cement her legacy as one of New York's most generous civic leaders.
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The bottom line: Even though the final raise is down from the proposed regulation (which would've raised Medicare inpatient spending by $4.7 billion), this is one of the most generous rules hospitals have seen in years, as mandated cuts from the Affordable Care Act are phasing out.
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While I'm pretty good at abstaining from Venmo-stalking (which can't be said for some of my friends, many of whom have dug up juicy intel on their feeds via suspicious transactions accompanied by margarita emojis), the app definitely doesn't bring out my most generous side.
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The credit has since been reduced to 53 percent, but it's still one of the world's most generous: If a studio pays $1 million in labor costs to a Vancouver-based effects house, it will get $530,000 back as a tax refund, even beyond its tax liability.
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In March, he began negotiations for an overhaul of the heavily subsidized, debt-laden French rail system, targeting jobs-for-life schemes and benefits that are among the most generous of any profession in France in a bid to open the system to competition by 2020.
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"The United States has always been and will always remain the most generous nation in the world when it comes to welcoming those in need of humanitarian protection, including refugees, asylees, and victims of trafficking," said Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Kevin McAleenan in a statement.
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Although there's no doubt that drugs, alcohol, paranoia and resentments finally tore the group apart, "Once Were Brothers" wouldn't have suffered from a few more dissenting voices to balance Robertson's version of events, which even at its most generous and compassionate can't help but feel self-serving.
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She tells me that she finds Beech to be the most generous host for indigenous truffles, while her personal favourite is the Silver Birch (its shallow roots mean that when a dog crouches on its front to show it has found a truffle, little digging is required).
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The numbers seem to go up and down depending on the source, but the most generous prior estimate (from Comscore last year) put Microsoft at just north of 21 percent—though it's possible to get to the 33 percent market share number considering Bing technology powers Yahoo's search engine.
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As a result, Ohioans today enjoy one of the most generous voting schedules in the nation, with nearly a month to cast a ballot that includes nearly 650 hours to vote by mail, more than 200 hours to vote early in person, or 13 hours on Election Day.
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If someone picks a fight with you because you won't lend them your car, or because you can't afford to cover their tab at the bar, realize that, yes, the astrological weather is shitty, but that, truly, you are one of the most generous signs in the zodiac.
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In contrast, Oklahoma's tax breaks for the oil and gas companies — among the most generous in the nation — gave the industry $470 million in tax relief last year, according to a Reuters report on how the state's deficit problems have been aggravated by a steep drop in oil prices.
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WASHINGTON — Several of the Republican Party's most generous donors called on the Republican National Committee on Thursday to disavow Donald J. Trump, saying that allegations by multiple women that Mr. Trump had groped or made inappropriate sexual advances toward them threatened to inflict lasting damage on the party's image.
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Some of the earliest and most generous donors to the Campaign for One New York are among those whose contributions — along with their actions and those of the mayor and members of his administration and campaign staff — are under scrutiny, several people with knowledge of the inquiry said.
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The secondary appeal was that it gave you the (not quite delusive) impression that you were playing your part in world events; the primary appeal was that the program looked wonderful on paper, and spoke to the optimism and idealism of many of the most generous hearts and minds.
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While it's true that the U.S. is the single largest contributor to the global HIV response, the U.S. ranks as the 20th most generous country in the world — contributing just 0.17 percent of its gross national income, while Sweden contributed 85033 percent and the United Kingdom 0.7 percent.
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — President Trump dined on Thursday night at his Bedminster golf club with a handful of the right's most generous donors, as he tried to build support for his hobbled legislative agenda amid mounting criticism from within his own party, three people briefed on the dinner said.
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Though Japan officially allows fathers to take up to 52 weeks of paternity leave — making it the second-most generous country when it comes to paternity leave, after South Korea — a vast majority of fathers forego the leave, creating and continuing a toxic overwork culture in the country.
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Not because Arsenal — with its new manager and its handful of new players and its new dawn after years of elegant decline under Arsène Wenger — is still, at heart, the most generous and most accommodating of opponents, but because that goal is now City's hallmark, its calling card.
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"The men are given the most generous interpretation possible about who they are and what they want to do, and the women are held to the most skeptical, cynical standard possible," says Brianna Wu, who ran for Congress in Massachusetts in 2018 and is running again in 2020.
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With just four goals over their last three contests (0-2-1) and 10 losses in their last 17 (7-113-1), the Oilers look to get it in gear against the NHL's second-most generous team in terms of goals allowed (3.24) on Tuesday when they host the Dallas Stars.
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While Cruz's wife is on leave as managing director of Goldman Sachs's Houston office, her company's employees and political action committee have given him at least $96,700 in hard dollar contributions to his Senate account — the fifth most generous by company to Cruz, according to the Center for Responsive Politics's analysis.
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Older people, belonging to a generation that still prefers print, are the most generous: A 2013 study on generational giving habits commissioned by the software company Blackbaud found that those born in 1945 and earlier tend to give an average of $1,367 a year, surpassing millennials, who average $481 a year.
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PHILADELPHIA — In a luxury suite high above the convention floor, some of the Democratic Party's most generous patrons sipped cocktails and caught up with old friends, tuning out Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont on Monday as he bashed Wall Street in an arena named after one of the country's largest banks.
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Despite being the most directly confusing (there were no clarifications about how a "reproduction" should be created, or how one should interpret the image of the living room), the manual seemed to be the most generous of the five, offering participants a set of loose directions rather than strict demands.
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"The men are given the most generous interpretation possible about who they are and what they want to do, and the women are held to the most skeptical, cynical standard possible," Brianna Wu, who ran for Congress in Massachusetts in 2018 and is running again in 2020, told Vox in March.
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Hensarling, who announced his retirement from Congress just days before Cordray left the CFPB, has received millions in campaign contributions from the very banks the agency is meant to keep a check on, including $1.35 million from commercial banks like Wells Fargo, which ranks among Hensarling's most generous campaign contributors.
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It would be one of the most generous government healthcare programs in the world, but even it would still not ensure that everyone had access to high-quality care—it leaves open the door for people having to pay fees for long-term care and up to $200 per year for prescription drugs.
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While Trump's budgets incorporate his income-based repayment concept, DeVos last year proposed canceling the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, the most generous income-based repayment that the government offers, which forgives payments after 10 years for those who choose public-sector careers like law enforcement, social work, teaching, or legal defense.
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That is perhaps the most generous statement that can be said about efforts to eliminate subminimum wage waivers that benefit — yes benefit — hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities across the U.S. The legal precedent for paying disabled workers less than minimum wage dates back to the 1938 Fair Labors and Standards Act.
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The timing, however, is fortuitous in a different respect, in that Cuomo is undergoing his own sordid racial controversy: One of his most generous donors, a hedge fund manager who runs the controversial Success Academy chain of charter schools, attacked state Senator Andrea Stewart-Collins over her support for teachers' unions last week.
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The most generous read of Wednesday night's showpiece is that Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Trump have made a calculated decision that Mr. Cohen faces real legal peril for having given an illegal campaign contribution in the form of the Stormy Daniels payment, and that Mr. Trump might be subject to co-conspirator liability.
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Even the most generous interpretation of the Nunes memo—which has been widely debunked by serious analysts—raises questions only around the fourth thread of this investigation, insofar as it focuses on Carter Page, the one-time foreign policy adviser who appears to be ancillary to most of the rest of the Russia probes.
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This is his department: Ishiguro, 54, is a distinguished professor at one of the country's top universities, with two labs, partnerships with a dozen private companies throughout Japan, a recent $16 million grant from the government (one of its most generous in science and engineering, he says), and seven secretaries to manage it all.
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It means celebrating parenthood by making America the most generous country in the developed world when it comes to maternity and paternity leave, not the least generous, and it means working together on efforts to reduce the costs of food, diapers, child care, pediatrician visits, college tuition, adoption, and resources for special needs children.
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The most generous characterization of this is that Trump was so blinded by his own pride and political incentives that he understood an attack on the country's political system as an alliance with his campaign, and so rather than turning on Russia with fury, he turned on those who would reveal Russia's role with fury.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, a former chairman of the Democratic National Committee who maintains deep ties to some of the party's most generous donors, has spent $164,000 through his political committee on staff members and consultants this year, and $0003,000 in recent months to hold fund-raisers and other events at a Washington steakhouse.
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We now have multiple case studies, European and American, of how in a globalized and internet-connected world migration can suddenly cascade, how easily a perceived open door can lead to a dramatic rush to enter — and then how quickly the most generous societies can find themselves retreating to enforcement and lurching toward populism.
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While Japan's parental leave policies are among the world's most generous, providing men and women with partially paid leave of up to a year, or longer if there is no public child care, just 6% of eligible fathers take child care leave, and most of them for less than a week, according to government data.
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Here are the top 10 best countries to raise children as detailed in the 2018 U.S. News & World Report: As companies such as Amazon and Facebook have become increasingly vocal — albeit slowly — on issues such as parental leave and equal pay, it's also worth looking into which companies provide the most generous benefits for parents.
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The city is known for having one of the most generous social service systems in the country, which is why I then decided to expand my experiment, and measure how long it took me to get a needed social service — no, not a Cronut, an STI test — compared with how long it took to acquire a lethal weapon.
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It's no coincidence that the cities vote Democratic; it's also no coincidence that this latest rehashing of a health care bill is perhaps the most punitive version yet to the people who need Medicaid and family planning assistance, and the most generous to states that defied the real help offered by the Affordable Care Act. Unbelievable.
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COPENHAGEN — A century of Danish advances for women met a barrier this week when a legislator was told by another female lawmaker that her baby had no place in Parliament, setting off a debate about gender politics and parents' struggles with work-life balance in a country with some of the world's most generous parental leave allowances.
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If nothing else, the assiduous donor maintenance by Mr. Pence and his team reflects his acceptance of a Washington reality that Mr. Trump sharply criticized during the campaign, when he assailed some of his party's most generous donors as puppet masters who manipulated the political process to further their own interests at the expense of working people.
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Let's start with the reality of the situation: Trump was too afraid of Megyn Kelly to show up to a debate where she might ask him questions (or, in the most generous reading, was afraid the debate could only risk his frontrunner status in Iowa), so he decided to bail and insult her on Twitter instead.
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The American state has, in essence, constructed a process riddled with what legal experts have called "ubiquitous" conflicts of interests between prosecutors and their law enforcement partners that, in the end, tends to sanction the disproportionate violence perpetrated by white officers against blacks by granting accused officers the most generous interpretation of plausible deniability that the law allows.
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The largest age group for volunteers was Generation X, according to the survey The volunteer rate for women is higher than men The most generous state in America is Utah, which boasts the highest percentage of volunteers in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Let's dig deeper into the data and learn more about these people who donate their time.
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In one of the most generous and hopefully plausible visions of the future set forward in 2017, Hamid boldly envisions that a global generosity will prevail, that state violence against refugees will eventually wither in the face of impracticality and the hard work of building new infrastructure to support the interconnected worlds of the desperate and the protectorate will begin.
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He showed promise in 2015 when he changed the grip on his split-fingered fastball and, with help from one of baseball's most generous run-support figures, finished with a 14-3 record despite a pedestrian 4.20 E.R.A. This season he was superb in May, winning five consecutive starts, but was dreadful in June, briefly getting bumped to the bullpen.
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In the past 15 years, the notion that there is "no peace partner" in the Palestinian camp has become an axiom for many Israelis, who recall that during the 2000 Camp David Summit, then-Prime Minister Ehud Barak was rebuffed by Yasser Arafat, Abbas' predecessor, following the most generous offer ever made by an Israeli leader up until that point.
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Yet, Eckert's summary of the Qatari bid is a mere four pages and concludes that, despite "potentially problematic conduct," the Qatari bid was "all in all, not suited to compromise the integrity of the FIFA World Cup 2018/2022 bidding process as a whole," a finding that is totally unjustified by even the most generous reading of the Garcia Report.
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We've just simply got to go out and talk about what free enterprise and free markets have meant, which is not only the most prosperous nation in the history of the world, the most generous nation in the history of the world, but also the cleanest environment in the history of the world, the highest labor standards in the history of the world.
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In particular, PPI proposes that the firms eligible for the most generous tax relief should meet one of two criteria: (1) that they meet specified standards for investment in their workers, set by Congress; or (2) that they are legally organized as "benefit corporations" — a new type of legal structure intended to encourage so-called "double bottom line" companies — and provide good evidence of their practices.
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"You are one of the most generous, kind, loving, thoughtful, concerned partners in crime, friends, one of the hardest-working women I have ever, ever encountered, and on top of it you have three stunning children and you have a life that is large and you do it with grace and elegance, and it inspires me and I know it inspires so many other women," Aniston replied.
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"Parental leave policies are not directly factored into this ranking, but the countries that came out on top, including Denmark and Sweden, tend to have some of the most generous," U.S. News & World data editor Deidre McPhillips tells CNBC Make It. The rankings are part of an analysis project called the 2018 Best Countries Report, conducted now for three years by the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and global consumer insights firm Y&R's BAV Group.
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It's possible that Castro and other Democrats genuinely don't see that as a problem — that they're willing to do whatever it takes to treat 100,000 immigrants a month as humanely as possible for as long as their cases take, even if fewer than half of them (at the most generous accounting) ultimately qualify for legal status in the US. Alternatively, it's possible they believe that most of those 100,000 people a month really ought to qualify for humanitarian protections here, and US law needs to be expanded to accommodate that.
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